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Bleeding after first intercourse
I had sex 2 days before. I bled in the initial hours but it stopped after a few hours. The bleeding didnt happen the next day. However, I bled again today while pooping.( i.e 2nd day after intercourse) What could be the reason for the bleeding to start again? It is bright red in colour. Should medicine be taken to stop the bleeding or I should let it shed?
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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3 yrs exp
Delhi
What is your last menstrual date?
Post coital bleeding is not normal. Get an examination done along with some investigations
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